Wireless mouse/keyboard i dont know what happened to my disc to install my wireless keyboard and mouse is there anything i can do

When you insert the software disc, most computers are set to autorun what's inserted into the disc drive. If yours is not enabled, you can insert your disc, go to My Computer, and right click on the drive with the CD, and click on Open, this should allow you to access the information on the cd. Just click on the setup.exe, and you should start installing in no time!

You Must install thats Driver Device.
Usually driver include in the Box when you get from the shop.

RF wireless technology can easily be compromised. Anything can interfere with connection from an appliance running to the surrounding walls and of course electro-magnetic interference. My suggestion is to look for a keyboard/mouse that uses bluetooth wireless technology.

Go to hardware settings there you will find your device with a question mark. right click on it and search for drivers. It will find them or ask for disk.

Visit the official software download site at Microsoft:You'll want to select your operating system, 32- or 64-bit then your language. This should be the same software that came on your install disc.

Note: to find out if you have 32 or 64 bit windows in Vista and 7 click on Start then right-click Computer and select properties. A window will come up with that information. If you have XP you would have to go out your way to get 64-bit so if you aren't sure then you have 32-bit.

I have not heard of a wireless mouse or keyboard needing a code.
If you are trying to connect to the wireless devices, you must press the little "connect" button on the bottom of each one.
That should do it.

if it's a USB or PS2 mouse u dont need any drivers...these equip are plug and play devices and Windows loads the drivers automaticaly....
let me know what r u trying out...

This problem was happening on my system but i managed to fix it easily! What has happened is your itouch software has become corrupt so it will only recognise your keyboard thus the usb connection. You will need to download/install off disc onto your computer again but do NOT go to uninstall program manager on windows as it will not appear there because even though you can access the itouch configuration panel, the database is corrupt and the administrative system will not recognise this. Just download/install via disc and it will just install with no alerts unlike most programs which will recognise the program is already installed onto the system. Once the setup is 92% it will freeze for a second then the found new hardware window will appear on screen go through that process and your mouse is back to normal and your keyboard will work via itouch software.
(Please note that this will only work on windows)

when you purchase the new mointer but frequency is more then high to the old wireless keyboard and mouse. so didn't connect the your computer.
some changing the motherboard in Installation to Ram & Micro chip. and use the digital mouse.

Just go to http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/&cl=us,en and look for your mouse by model, choose driver that is appropriate for your windows system and download it, install it and follow the directions, then when you plug in the cordless mouse receiver the driver should be installed and it should work with no further need to do anything else..

Let me know if this helps

Thanks